Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1945 volume:

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' All - X ' l I, 54'-.Ll ' B55 WX J 1 , f 'l cn l i - it 'N Qg 'sf Q ' 1 '? N. Till X Published hy flssneieted Students nf Watsonville Hiqh Sehnnl 1 T g 2 N is A ? J- :A R 1 ' K I A S5 1 -. 2' C Fi , 0 F 0 lv I r. sq, 2 1 X4 I j but A 1 . ,, ' ' . I . ,4 i . s. . A ,QE v 42. af' ,ax ' ,j , X I L. - L :Qu N -m 2 Q ik 1, 1 X V V . V. 0 V , I ',.'1,g ' u?'+51 M- 1414? w ' 1 X Thai - X 4 - f ' X TWQYHETF? ' ' ' ' Qgmfsgff ' . ' V A , N ,Qyf ' ' . - .sw f s f :ww I. A J . I ,' . N 1.4, g . -4 N. A ' w il' ' 5 ik L' N wig: 4. . if f wi --IW J? . 1' ljzcilf, . . xl I 11113. . f , tlftfiw - ' , , X , mcg. , ie., , ' ,Q .M . gg 1 ,. 1- - n 1:-.dy .ww , FINIT mv me 4-JL 1 EUNTENT5 79 if EW? A 2 if THEY THE FACULTY P3 A WE THE STUDENTS M UBB!-XNIZATIUNS ATHLETICS AFTER HUUHS Q0 5 MW E E X Ki. 53, RQ E n , QQ S Ti T W Q W E E T TT gh if N A , i. 4 AWAMAQ 6 Qi gf t N5 ks. 4-, . -Ltgqf' ir? f 1- ' 5 ' I rf Ngx' lit' ' 11 N an R , g,-, X , .Cx V 2 1 Q 1,7 y- ,f 7. I- 4 -.cp U' X' fi' eg FUHEWIJHD A year of triumph . . . a year of decision . . . a year when the world's fate still lies in the balance . . . a year when great men died, though their spirit lives. Watsonville's high school students are proud. They are proud of the part those their schoolmates of a few semesters past . . . a few years past . . . have played and are playing in this great struggle of mankind to rid the world of a foul disease. With others of our own great country and of our brave allies, our boys have bled and died in battle. We who have remained here are not unmindful of them. We are so proud that words are only futile. And we pledge ourselves again to do our little tasks with the same de- votion that they have shown in doing their great ones. -v-7 .4 , IW' DEIJIIIZ-KTIU I .P ji it 4 3 X v Xl Mrs. Myrna M. Terschuren n To Mrs. Myrna Montaomery Terschuren this year's Manzanita is dedi- cated. Her enthusiasm, her understanding, her aboundinq humor, her scorn for all pretense, have Won the affection and the admiration of all who know her. Her influence will he felt by many lona after she has left us. fn I Vernon Baker Lloyd Benson Esperidion Bernido lack Brink William Burns Salvadore Campagna Lester Cloud Paul Compton William Crosetti I ohn Crowe Raymon Davis Troy DeMoss Peter Dugger Arthur Iames Earl Ted Flodberg Boyd Friis Cecil Fry Ioe Gillis Leroy Gillman Mark Graves Delford Hamrick Richard Lewis Harris I oe Heatwole Lee Hoffman Vernon Huntsman Henry Izumizaki Hubert Curtis Iackson Frank Iurach George Kellogg Richard Kirby Robert A. Knox Kenneth Lapham Edward Lettunich lack Marlowe Ioseph C. Marsh Mahlon Marshall Eugene McGrath Robert P. McLennon David McQuillen Alfred Moore Charles Oieda Clarence A. Ray Theodore I. Reh Iames W. Rickel, Ir. Carl Riggs Carroll Sandholdt Stanley Secondo Vincent Peter Spikula Robert W. Struve Vernon Trevethan Earl Velasco William Weeks Robert lay Wilson Sam Wong Iulio Zepeda N UNIFUHVI 91 L 1 8 ffl. gk ,, 4 O I fx Qgjrk ,xi Q-,lviv Q Ax I 5? V! k M f ' -vm W'-4 1 I MRL x ,- i sg f wx , a,' whose task It ns to guide and to light the way They, the Faculty ll I OOO I OOO While Uur fi.I.'s Fight In These Things We Are United: l. To save the life of one at the front, no sacrifice is too great, no service too difficult. 2. We have faith in the leaders of the United Nations Conference and believe that with God's help they will succeed in writ- ing a document which will make World peace possible. 3. We are certain lapan will be beaten to her knees. We trust she will find grace to repent her dupiicity and her cruelty, and we hope to hear her beg mercy of long suffering China as Well as of America and Britain. Mass slaughter in militant Germany has convicted every Nazi leader of murder in high degree and fastened upon their country international military supervision to last until German Nationals can be admitted to the world community of civilized peoples. We pray that the blood, sweat, and tears of war may fruit in a righteous peace. We envision that peace as one in which Worth is marked, not by accumulations of pride, privilege, or wealth but by man's service to men and the Nation's services to our global community. ln the democracy of America, what you think and what l think, what you do and what I do, determine what our nation thinks and does. We must be worthy of a noble nation and our nation Worthy of World leadership. T. S. MacQUIDDY Hnarll nf TFIISIIEIES Mrs. Ruth Porter. Frank Rodgers. T. S. Mac- Quiddy, Harry M. Parker. President of the Board: loseph E. Knight. Not prcssnt, M. S. Hutchings. ln a year of victory and of dedication to renewed effort, the spirit of harmony and cooperation which existed at the too of the high school educational structure was reflected throughout the administration, the faculty, and the student body. Charged with responsibility of managing school affairs, the Board of Trustees rendered to the community notable service. Again the affairs of education were handled with the Judgment and efficiency which has distinguished our board for many years. - f . . uw . VJ YV.. .',,.,,,, A 1 . , 1,7 4 . 4 ' ' Q1 . '1 P ' 4-' A , ,.. ,-s L3-f ' , , . N I ' ' .si J V .. A F V fx 7 I I f , ' 1 4: .X to iffy:- T. S. MacQuiddy Louise Worthington Ernest E. Crool f .: f'r1r.'ffr.':ffr' f' f-:My--V--Y.. L., ,. 7, F H 5 H. A 53.1, V .- uf ' A ft . 4 . r - 1 - 5 1 if UFFIIIE FUHIIE Edna Iqmeg Rosalind Policicchio Dorothy Shugart Thelma Larkin Ieanette Halwcrrd Sally Martin Entrusted with the work of keeping the schooi's ciericgi functions operoting with smooth efficiency is the high school office force. Zeoi, gbiiity, diligence, ond good humor combined this yeor to rngke the office stgff one of the best in mgny yectrs. yeors. Executive secretory to Mr. MocQuiddy, ond hectd of the office force, is Edno igrnes. Under her Wgtchfui supervision the irnportont Work of record keeping ond innurnerobie other tosks were performed purposefuiiy ond Weil. Aiding Miss lorries in her work were Theirng Lgrkin, Rosoiind Poiicicchio, Iecrnette Hgiwgrd, Dorothy Shuggrt, Soily Martin ond Doris Gouriey. 14 Q kg 47 ...M LJ!! 5 ff? fr FAC LTY' T551 ' Q iss at .1 41. I' - .wfgk Q N fisyf' ,vi 'Y 'iff' ,il 's X i Y.-2 1 Mae Lord Margaret Gordon Ida Fuller Myra Harris Ruth Tamisiea English Commerce Library Sccial Stuoiiefs English Miriam Lister Louise Worthington Myrna Terschuren Mary Ryan Fred Flodberg Nelda Pokel Art Vice-Principal English Si':'i',' Hell lJT'1i?1fArti'1t1f:.' COIfT9fCC X Iosephine Breen f, Hialmar Stromberg Ruth Benham Marguerite Blizzard Paul Pfeiffer Mixiif' CQYWIY PVC' Hinfory l-If'Y'1C'l1 l'T'1f'!'liIf', Science lik l 1f.,Q..cJ, i , t , lv ' ,, , hm -6, k, ?'!'Mlvba4, l,a..,M... it Betty O'Keefe Physical Education Iack Hamilton English Harry Andrewsen lrizluztrlcl Arts Xml W' Vi 'Y 4- x ,xg SQL .. QR ally' I .M we 'J , 4 -V5 -'it tl Dorothy Staud Ruth Nivens Barbara Selby Elsie Watt English Matheriatlcs George-Deen Continuation Clara Dickson Iean Pogue Arthur McClean Margaret Spauding Spanish Scgexoe Attendance English Ruth Giberson Norman Lien Louise Z e Edith West Cloihlhg Lfeihixiicllx1'1:.l.l Phyllis d' I' Ccifzhuation lg? aj! l7 IH their hands IS land the fate of the world We, The Students ' I I 0 O O I I O O 0 I fpwz eu! f- ' . u J 5' . V . le! 1 A i In ' X , at ln! s21 i 5'- f'..f,v 4.-f - 5' Q f ' W 'X ' , 4 A ' x I ...N-..-I --f+ , ,pgqffigisg , K K . x J ,,. b f K ,thi - Bm fl F ah VH ff-U ,AL . 1. . 9 .,,5 a : is 3' Vp . - m ww A '- 4- . rm - g.lfv F '- t'-3-N I-f ' -'T ',. . ' 7-fL,' L51 - iff: f ss' ' ,Q Y N' b ,V ff' A1 AV- Y 1 I 4 . ' ix. ' ' ' 3 4 C Q - Q 'Q A K Q b , . 'I x ' -9 -Q V 1 fs' I ,,,, 57,1 . . H' I, y a v Y W 1 x A f J ' . A - 'J' n . P .fr 'R .- ' ' T ,I W? A X uf .. f x ,lf 'N '64 C 4 'H ' v 'A 't sy 1 R v ,F 0 ., . ,,,,f 'Q x Q u . 'li 8.1.1 . 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Y. 9 av 'Q , i 5 5 - 2 2 .- ab. - i .36 Student Bully Uffilzers EU STIT TIIJ We the studen ol trre vateonv1lle H1ah chcol o f e o 11n,1la e 1 us1c' o t anaa 1 t DI ea an t'1f 1 1 ncj ol the c oo IU order that 1t tu ert may aevelcp ea er IP a 11n k ow ef ae parl1ar11er arf law and k1ll rn the appllcauon the fat anrl cooperate o e tulle t f nt WI h Q c r t11f1f nt a 1 o hereby adopt the tollomna con t1t fl by o our aoferr ment and a 1 ee to abvle by the atv ARTICLE III Ofhcers ectlon l IC olhcer be p e 1f1ent f lf fr' cre arf treaeurer bof a let1c 1 'maaer alrl h et1c II 1 fer '1 o ot t Manzcmtf' B11 me S Mcnaacr ot thc Maru II IlfI wll lc l C1 11c c If man c11o 2 The pre-1 e p 1 a1 ff 1nr 1 , n cornmntees ewce t thoxe w c e appom e t 1 rf c a1rr'1ar ol ne Stuae t cor' c' ara efe P1 o 1 O c' .f exercnea bf auch olhcer ect1or 3 The VICP ore 1aen' hall aswu e all d 1 ot me p e me 1n the latterw abeence and be cha1rman ol the rally comr 1 ce ectlon 4 The eec etarv hall keep all recorc o the A aoc1ate Students of WGISOHVIIIE Irl1gh School and be ecret1r,f ol the Studen Board I-Ie shall attend to the neces ary co re pondent of the A oc1ate:1 Students of WGlSOHVIllE I-hgh School and perform uch o her dut1e as shall devolve on that otllce He hall keep a lrle ol all tudent body olt cers and GCIIVIIIES on lorme approved by the pr1nc1pal and at the end ol the school year hall l1le the Same w1th the pr1nc1pal Sect1on 5 The treaeurer shall have charge of all tunrl I the A o ClGI6d Students ol WGIQOUVIIIG I-hgh School and pay all b1ll approved bv the Student Board I-le shall make a report to the Stu lent Board vth requested to do so by that body and to the Aseocratfd Student a th ma1or1ty vote at any regular meetmg of t'1e A woc1atefl S uden Sect1on 6 The boys athlet1c manager ehall wuper 1 e a11 team agers ana asstst the coache 1n are ol the Aswocu-ted Str dent eau o ment SECTION 7 The g1rl at 1let1c rnanajer hall act ne 1 ancae for all g1rlQ athlet1c alfa1rQ of th AsSOCICIlECl Student ar1 hall hale charge of and be re pcnQ1ble lor all property u ed IYI ard ct1v1t1e eCt1on 8 The fell leader hall lead th udent 1n 1ll IFIVI c oc yells SECTION 9 The ecl1tor of the Manzamta shall have general IIDFFVISIOII over the publ1cat1on of the annual and ehall appom' a tall o a met h1r'1 'subyect to the approval of the Manzanva adnwer eC'1on lU Th bu II'I marager o the M I'IZfII'1IlfX ha le plete l1nanc1al charqe o' the Manzanua an 'pt er 1na c a arr L ment ol the annual nrtlgrw n 1 r fy: 1 U r 111 nager of we z WI 1 farm o n ct1 mf nf11 o -2ee1n ffn o 1 fn mcorpe Th 1c1ltj a v o1l1ce 5 1 na ' f - 41, 111 1 ,,, M1 , 1 ,.1 , . en'h gsm I r he st ffm, h, d .ls 1 d I .1 ell'c e .1 , 13 h l ' 1. far: cl 1:1 1 ' A l, :l-1sh 1, C. 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' A Sales fl h, l YI.1 l flflqx S-, 11 ll Th, tr-'fazzvc-r 0111117 of fl 1 Manx 11!f1 f1r1': 'r1f.- r111.:1ne..: 1a - tl - Man a1 t' .il1'1ll 1 ,r app 1111 f1.'.:1.1f'1nt1z Se on l2 lan The laculty au 1,7 .shall h'1vf: fhf: 11 ' rff.1por1.:1h1l1t'f t 1 -- ig that 3111 lf1 t b dy e:1p: iff: 'ia not erfcfff-'1 The 'fz1'1erzt k,C :',' tbl e lf -1 1' d I.1 2fFh'Ill act 1n i1'1'.'11acr',' 'I'1f'ICIf'f to xtufient Loaf: er: rt all 1.1 t1er:a not IIT Conlhct 'mth the '11:Z1e.i of The I'l'I'llf'y' '111'1:tcr SENIIJHS Mike Arroyo lean Arthur Dorothy Bailey Louetta Barber Student Body Boys Ath- letic Manager, Block W, Black and Gold, Football l, 3, Student Board 45 Traffic Board 3. Ioe Donald Bass Black and Gold Reporter 4, lnterclass Basketball 3, lnterclass Baseball 3, 4: lnterclass Track 3, Golf l, Aeronautics Club 4. Noel Bethe Charter Member and Treasurer of Photo Flashes, Manzanita Pho- tographer. Senior Class Secretary 4, War Service Council 4, Rally Committee l, 2, 3, Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Usher at Commence- ment 3. Miriam Beilby Art Club, Hall Monitor. Ann Bettencourt Class Secretary l, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Art Club 4, War Service Council l, 3, Scholarship Society lg Manzanita 4. Treble Clef l, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, GAA 45 All-Star 4, Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 4, lun- ior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 3. Orville Belgard Transfer from Louisiana, Aeronautics Club: Foot- ball 2, 3, Football Man- ager 1. William Blaisdell Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Latin Club, Student Board Represen- tative. Art Club Photography Club. Edward Benich Class Vice-President l, Student Board Represen- tative, Black and Gold Reporter, Senior Boys Athletic Manager, Dance Committee 4, Art Club, Lightweight Basketball Team. Barbara Borcovich Class Treasurer 4, Black and Gold Reporter, Stu- dent Board Representa- tive, Service Club Treas- urer, Rally Committeeg Dance Committee: Latin Club, Art Club. 12' . - K. .- - , :P -W 1' - 1 A 'M v J, ,gf ,. ' D- . 'PZ' ' ' , . . L V..-. V V M., ,xii , . . A ' 4 4 1 3? nfl fi 1 'vu ,- if I it LL -'r' ,fp .rf Y ,I xi-. Mx 1 H-vnu? S ' ysigl 1 ' ms, ,Wi I gfjf 2. -. W 5 - Exuarpts from Senlnr Wlll Pat Carlson mrlls ner brother Doug back to the lunror grrls lackre Carl on wrlls her mrcldle man Doug Patterson back to hrs car Evans Cr rrstman wrlls hrs abrlrtw to take care of lrttle arrls especrally those around 17 or 8 to Stanley Chesnutt Grvrlle Belgard wrlls hrs sea farrng knowledge to lohn Paul lOYl9S Mrrram Berlby wrlls her long black tresses to Lrla Goodale Marre Morrrs .vrlls her vrtamrnes to Mary Rodgers Sharon flranfreld wrlls her abrlrty to handle Mr s Lord to any body Nho needs rt Margre Doyle wrlls the Del Monte Naval Statron back to the Monterey grrls Pauhne Ellrng vood wrlls her Nhrte V 8 to Lorrarne Nohrden Vlarv n Mandel v rll hrs abrhty to plav the basson to the San Francr fo Sy rrplrony Orchestra Monte Lewrs wrll hr brarn to whoever needs them mo t Drck lrndsaf vrll hrs dancrng abrlrty to Bob Cockcroft loan lrntz vvrlls lor man gettrna abrlrty to the grrl the lun or cl 'led loe vfrll hrs gracefulness to Doug Sever n c lfr tler wrll ar to the Junk yar Barbara Lerppe Nrlls her abrlrtf to rar e carn to Eleanor Buclrter Betty llubble wrlls her bobby prns to whoever needs them Exl Hrpls frnm Senlnr Pruphmy Ann Prlrere rs nofv bat grrls for the New York Yankees .Betty and Dorothy Lee are now owners of the Grauman Chrnese theatre Ann Bcttencourt rs a torch srnger Ed Benrch rs now a general rn charge of the Calrfornra State Guard Aldo Prnr has been arrested for parkrng hr helrcopter next to a storm cloud Jeanette Peterson rs secretary of the State of Confusron Brll Sambrarlo 1 sellrna goat meat and green kale laclfson Shaffer now draws prcture post ards for tourrsts at Whrskey l-lrll Genevreve Ukestad grows to be frve feet tall lrene lang replace Mrng Tox facous Forbrdden Crty bubble dancer EDITUH 5 NUTE My greatest hope rs that you have found thrs book up to xour expectatrons Club coooeratron rrrade wrde coverage possrble Photographers thrs year were Noel Bethe Bob Cockcroft Boy Taylor and Brll Taylor Durrng a year r hen exdenses mounted rncrea rng costs were rnet marnlv through the efforts of Betty lv ae Sarnbrarlo busrness manager and Bob Gross wlose v ork rn brrngrng rn ads was nothrng hort of remarkable A swellrng Lank account gave us confrdence Other vlhose v orl' made our bool-' lat rt rs 'ere Lorrarne Moresco Ann Bettencourt Adrrenne l-lall Clarre Lynn Faye Caudrll Dolores Skocko and Steve Prsta Bob Gros ho wa x rtn us only one emester before enlrstmg rn the Navy made an e pecrally great ontrrbutron to the bool' Ray Stevens wa wrth u for a part of the vear ana tne'r jorned the Merchant Marrne ln the prrrt of the trmes ve have not attempted to frt our book rnto any theme lnstead we have trred to portra hrgh school lrfe rnterestlngly and truthfully LOIS LIGHT I I I I I I V. 'th . ' H H T h b XV' S L' 4 I T , 71 . . . . . I . H, I . 1 7 A ' 5 r 1 k ' ' A . .8 X , I . . I N. . L - I i , ' ' ' A . 'I '. ' s K s ,, rl r ' .' 1 -K ' I ' ' . ' s of r i X iafzri, 1 , r ' ' s 'S , i la 'k js I sz his c ' d 1 T X . 7 .S w . Q N- Marre lvancoviclr wills limmy Pascovtch back to the Frosh, I 1 1 I I , , I I I ' A 4 Y . . 3 . .' ' - A vw I ' g 'S ' h , , . I r 'L V 'v V ' . , , l A .fr or ' s' ' M' r v f . ' , ' , , ' r J ' ' ' ' , , ' 1 s . 5 1 If X A B Vlv - 'N Vx ' I I 1 1 - f T T I V .' , , s 'fl - , S . ' ' Q , s ' A c . ' ' L- s f ' s . ' ' . ' ' ' T 7, n-915 VTX? i ' orcovich Class ecretary 2, War Service Council, Latin Club, Dance Committee, R ally Committee, Art Club, Black and Gold Re- porter. Colleen Buchanan Latin Club, Dramatics, Black and Gold Reporter. Lee Carpenter Senior Class Vic:e-Pre:si- dent, President ot Com- mercial Advisories, Com- mercial Club, GAA, Stamp Chairman, Will and Prophecy Committee ,... F ff 5' z5f,Wif,,i , ' K ...,. , xr i fm-' : ,,, , f sift gf g 3 y W .I Q V ,, 5 5 1 ,wg 5, ' f A? ' 7 fir it 1 .I'Whz 451 Eileen Bothwell Block W 1, 2, 3. GAA l, 2, 3, 4, CCAL 3, 4: Albert Canepa COG President, Basket- ball 3, 4, Band, Neil Christiansen lunior Class President, Block W, President Iunior Red Cross Council, War Service Council, Student Board, DOA, High Times, Baseball, Basketball. Lovetta Bradshaw Service Club, President 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. Patty Ann Carlson Band 3, Orchestra l, GAA 3, Red Cross l: Stamp Chairman 4, Dance Committee 3. Evans Christman Prom Committee 3, 45 De- bating Society. i .weft . . y ,fig ., '14 i Peggy Brust Iacqueline Carlyon Treble Clef Z, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Service Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Prom Music Chairmang Band l, 2, 3, 4, lust for Fun 3, High Time 2. Peggy Connor Transfer from Downers Grove High, Ad Staff for High Times, Prom Com- mittee, Senior Ball Com- mittee, Senior Assembly. Sharon Cranfield Ad Staff for High Times, Debating Clubg Iunior- Senior Prom Committee, Transfer from Chico Norma Dong Art C 1 u b, Commercial Club, Fashion Show l, 2, Shirley Edsberg Service Clubg Art Club, Fashion Show. Eileen Curtice Kenneth Dawley Glenn Dick Editor ol High Times, Iu- nior Red Cross Secretary: Art Club Secretary, Chairman of Senior Rally Member oi Dance Com- mittee, Black and Gold Reporter, Margery Doyle Pauline Ellingwood Commercial Club 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 35 Cover for Steno-Flashes 45 Com- mercial Advisories As- sociationg Hockey All- Star 3. Block Wg CCAL Tennis: Ianitor Force 3, 4: DOA 2, 3, Transfer from Tulare High, Baseball l, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Boys Athletic Manager 4, Dance Com- mittee 3, 45 Aeronautics Club Secretary Block W, Art Club Nick Drobac William DY9 Upper Ten Percent Stu- dent BodyTreasurerg Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 41 DOA 3, 4, COG 3, 4g Stu- dent Board 4: High Times Treasurer, Esther Favela T Dalia Fierro Latin Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 45 Service Club 2. V' Y 5 The Stuff of MEIJIIWIQII PRINTING 5I3IIvIl:I2 nn If I HI I I D-I I IJIUIIIILI 1 llltINf f-vi' f m D3 EL fi? priming UG Seuvncg MMIII! Li. WUIIHIIIIW IIIUIWIWI WWWIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIII 3 .IME III IIIIIIIE IIIIIH I ff THE HOL SE OF FIIXI: QL AIITI Im llx I 'UCil7lfl'Si1I llw I'I'I'ulimI of HI' IL ' Hllllllllllilll mul Irzrilus fm IIISIJUIQIIUII of ils zmrle. ...NIU ' ' of slsflccf ' ms. f ,I Yfifrf 5 , ' V232 Ixf, K V A A .A Q31-1 'I I'9 'I ' 1' if , 1 I sserssssssss - I I I I .N Wfrfgilir k -- 5 v- , V H i Tamaiemb I V -' W-fm f'--V -V V I DALE HAH Auaust 14 September 22 November 6 November 1U December 15 27 Ianuary Ianuary 1anuary February 5 February PQOTUGTY 9 Feurua 1 14 Su mmer schoo1 starts . . , Good en- ro11ment. S u m m e r schoo1 ends and students ao back to work in the harvests. Sthoo1aaa1n a, c second part 1 e summer vaca 11011 C K1 Se-ntor C1ass outs on a mus1ca1 as semb1y Bette 1V1arsha11 s 1ro11e 1 Sona s t o 1 e he show Chrrstmas recess P1enty ot work for those that want A new year starts Reso1ut1ons Sahnas bas1cetba11 ra11y W e Won Mrd term rearstra tron for Freshrnen 1t s a new semester Everyone aets a new start Frgsh ,et occupa t1ona1 abtrtdue testf to brrng out therr marn 1 terests at rster ra rv V17e won GAA J t a teel or e H rs er tearr cateterta att t Cinco a Aartzaa ta Carr at J xg CI 1-1 the Jafci s L rc March 2 March 4 Aprt1 20 Apr11 27 X. fs' Y Mav 1V1ay May May 2 roy LHS tqc Hilarious assemb1y . . . Rasshn' match .. . . Masked Marvet, Freshman assem- b1y . . . Mtnstre1 show. Dramattcs c1ass en- tertains at n o o n with p1ays. A n n u a 1 Sahnas 1un1or Co11eae asf sernn1J and enter tc nme rt S nf ers Acrobats Drama rcs c ne Santara ore stdes as Queen L t Scantsh Ftesta src tes a San 1ose rnutsrc department does we11 Normratrna assem b to st at e body othcers Str dent body e1 hon Thr 11s Dramatrcs c 1 a s s bresents Eaoert ta the Rescue Htsses and boos tor the vr1 am Iunror Sentcr D or Theme Chtnes two s C UQ hosts o semors at 1111 GVJ Or sate DD ter am the rt nf f f .W I r' K' . 1.1 ' ,. ff the - ' Q 11 Y . . . 5 th L - f . . . ' . ... 1 'er 's. ci' , ' f s A 11,1 11 Ffh ., F 5. f , - y-f A M V rr K X ,wi 1HfS ' ww I ' . . . rue , V . H 1 L A 5 Mu. u stlv 1 ci A f 1 1 ' . . . The . 7 4 . . . 11 y ' A ' . A 1y r ' 1 d nt lt. L ' l 1 'l ' C' 19 tl r A, oc- 12 A 5 ' 1- -L Y Iv 1 . . . . 1 ' , ' , A C 20 ' - ' . - H - - - . A ' 'F ,H A 4. L, A Ni 25 A 'cr-F' rr A . . 6 f ff - 1 1 7 KL Q F . J . ' A ,MJ tx'11C'L1.,1.Ch. ' ' - J 1.1- u 8 N ' t'icers tr:- rr- -c 1. + '1 fs t . u. V Hel V- l . - - - Itlie 1G 13'usr'nec and Pri- ' ' 3 ' X 1ess1oT.a1 often FU 3 ffl eff 1 A en ,ni .Q , Se Apr 1 1 . th Q11 JW A 31 13.13 at a tea . . . lf 1119 V rf 1- ' E'QI'IQfCTACt11IfC'f' acid 'AT -hc fi A-L cafes.: . . . 1f1,ifI1rf, at 'f , ft ful rt W ofer to the Sed tri. V .1 A cv, -i . .1. wwf ,VA QMLv,1,n -dt u r1'fu,.. .Phcff 11M-C if HN? 5 CN-A ar cl 12 fund for 1Ll1'lQ1: Fiahi O'Cf1f,fi . . . Q., yefil , ,1 gets' Seniors b e T' it in o '75 ,er c:f.1rf.r.i. Beulah Ford Commercial Club Secre- tary5 Fashion Show 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Basketball All Star 3, 45 Sports Reporter of Steno-Flashes. Harold Fowler Block W5 Track. Frances Galpin Stamp Chairman, Teen Canteen Committee5 lun- ior-Senior Prom Commit- tee, Dance Committee, Transfer. I Robert Forrest , Aeronautics Club. Earl Francis Robert George Spanish Club l, 25 2, 35 Baseball 4. Yvonne Fountain Ruth Fowle Scholarship Society l, 2, 45 Freshman Class Treas- urer5 Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Spanish Club P r e sid e n t, Treasurer5 GAA Secretary5 DOA5 Commercial Club, Dorothy Eva Franco Service Club5 Fashion Show, Commercial Club, Iacqueline Goldenberg Stamp Chairmang Latin Club 25 Dramatics 35 Iun- ior-Senior Prom Commit- tee. Harry Freiermuth lunior Red Cross Council Prom Committee Chair- man, Art Club5 Scholar- ship Society, Fr e n ch Club5 COG Secretary, Latin Club. Robert Gross Student Body President 4, War Service Council 1, 3, 4, Freshman Class President, Student Board 1,45 Merit Board 3, 45 Iun- ior Red Cross 1, 45 Span- ish Club lg Adrienne Hall Don Hansen Beverly Harmer Iunior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4: Merit Board 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Art Club 4, Scholar- s h i p l, Manzanita 4 5 Commercial Club 3. Lewis Hillman DOA 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Stamp Chairman 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Black and Gold Reporter, Ianitor Force. Max Hurley C O G, H i- Y, Machine Shop. Sadie Howes Student Body Girls Ath- letic Manager, Vice-Pres- ident Commercial Club, Editor ol Steno-Flashes: Iunior Girls AthleticMan- ager, Sophomore Girls Athletic Manager, Girls Block W, GAA, ScholarshipSocietY: Girls Block W, Debating Club, Spanish Club, S t a m p Chairman, DOA, GAA, Service Club, Latin Club. Betty Hubbell Service Club, Art Club: Transfer from Gilroy. Charles Hushbeclc Marie Ivancovich Band. Commercial Club 3, 4: Commercial Advisories Association, Steno- Flashes Reporter. Iames Heick Basketball 3, 4, Block W, Band Member l, 2, War Stamp and Bond Chair- man l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Rally Commit- tee 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, DOA. Ioy Huntington DOA, Spanish Club: Ser- vice Club, Bla c k and Gold Reporter. Iohn Iercich Future Farmers, Secre- tary 4. in T 3 ful ,WM ' 2 is We stir' J' sw XZ' 55? if ifg if ,, ! f TT' V,-,Yi 4 GQ -A if 6 nt, 4. Edward I urach Vice - President Senior Class, Black and Gold. Frances Kostaras GAA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Black and Gold Reporter. Iames Robert Lawrence CCAL Track, Black and Gold, Machine Shop. lean I ohnson Manzanita, B l a c k and Gold, Service Club. Barbara Lake GAA, DOA, Latin Club, Business Staff of H i g h Tim e s, Service Club, Stamp Chairman, Home- making Club. Betty Lee GAA 2, 3, 4, Service Club 2, 3, 4, DOA 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4. an , Mjiyfjg Verna May I ones Frances Lamont Latin Club, President 4, Art Club, President 3, Prom Committee Chair- man 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, DOA 2, 3, Upper Ten Percent 4, Dance Com- mittee l, Z, 3, 4, Dorothy Iue Lee Student Body Vice-Presb dent, Sophomore Class Vice - President, Scholar- iship Society l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, French Club l, 25 Latin Club 3, 4, Ser- vice Club, President 4, DOA 2, 3,41 GAA 2, 3, 4. F ' ts lack Kistler G o l d Reporter, H i g h Band Member, Black and Times Reporter, lanitor Force: DOA. Robert Lapham lnterclass Basketball, In. terclass Baseball, Barbara Leippe Christmas P a g e a nt 4, GAA 3, 4, Volleyball All' Star 2, Hockey All-Star 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Bad- minton 35 All-Star Base- ball 3, All-Star Speed- ball 3. Nickolas Leonardich Martin Lettunich FFA, FFA Reporter, Black Football 3, Spanish Club, and Gold Reporter Basketball 3, 4, Block W Richard Lindsay Ioan Lintz Commercial Club 3 4, Dance Committee 4, Sa- linas Rally: Basketball ?ueen 4, Fashion Show Theresa Lopez Marvin Mandel G A A, Spanish C l u b 5 Band: Orchestra, Trans- Commercial Club, Com- fer from Denver. mercial Advisories Asso- ciation. Iames Lew Lois Light Hi-Y Presidentg Aeronau- tics President, Band Drum Maior, lunior Red Cross Council, Scholarship So- ciety, Stamp Chairman, French Club. Mary Lobrovich Assistant Editor Steno- F l a s h e s, Commercial Club 3, 45 Commercial Advisories Association. Ray Marnach Block W, Secretary 4, Basketball 4, T e n n i s, Captain 4, High Times Reporter, DOA, Spanish Club, Ianitor Force, Manzanita Editor 4, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4 Studen' Board Member 4, Latin Club l, 2, War Service Council 4g Stamp Chair- man 3, Danc eComrnittee 2, 3, 4. Theodore Loer DOA 2, 3, 4, Ianitor l, 2, Merit Board 3, Stamp Chairman 3., 4, C O G, Dance Committee 3. Ronald Marrington lunior Class President, Student Board Represen- tative 3 Spanish Club l, 2, Black and Gold Re- porter, DOA 3, 4- lanitor Force 2, Aeronautics Club 4. ,.-ff Q . , ,FH Y 'VP V i Tw-m-l , 4 J 44 3 x 6' W, Q Q 'E 4Ak. it Bette Marshall Paul Mayou Iris McCrary Elma McElroy Student Body Yell Leader 4, Scholarship l, Treble Clef 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Student Board 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Dram- atics 4. Faye McKean Secretary George - Deen Service Club, USO Worker, Bus Roll. Block W, Stamp Chair- man, Black and Gold Re- porter, AeronauticsClub, lnterclass Football, Prom Decorating Committee. Barbara McQuillen Scholarship 1, Dramatics Club, President 4, Or' chestra l, Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, DOA 2, 3, 4, Treble Clet 2, 3, 4, Pho- Transfer from San Rafael, Art Club, GAAA Student Body President, Student Body Vice-Presb dent, S t u d e nt Board, if Merit Board, Scholarship - , x Society, GAA, Latin K 0 Club, Commercial Club. Lucille Meginness Marion Melberg Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Stamp Chairman 2, 3, Dance Committee l, 2, War Bond Saleman 3, Rally Treble Clel Society, Art Club: Dramaticsg French Club, President 4. tography Club 4, Dance Committee 1. Committee 1, 2, 3. Lawrence Mendonsa Harry Meyers Stanley Miller Truman Miller FFA, Treasurer4. Band, Black and Gold, Baseball l, 4, FFA 2, 3, 30 Prom Committee 3, 4. Lorraine Moresco lunior Red Cross Council l, 2, Spanish Club l, 27 Commercial Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Manzanita 4, DOA 2, Scholarship l. Patricia O'Brien Latin Club l ,2, 3, 4, Band Member l, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Stamp Chairman 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, Rally Committee 2, 3. Mary Ioyce Paxton Commercial Club, Ser- vice Club, Commercial Advisories Association. Marie Morris Frances Ann Munoz Dan Murphy Commercial Club, Treas- urer 45 Fashion Show 2: 3, All-Star Hockey 2, 3, 4: All-Star Speeclball 2, 3: GAA 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Fashion Writer lor Steno-Flashes. Alan Olson Orchestra, French Club. Roy Petersen Machine Shop, Bla c lc and Gold Reporter, High Times Reporter. Scholarship Society l, 2, 3, 45 Block W 4, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 2: GAA l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Com- mercial Advisories: Girls Tennis Champion 3, Evelyn Owen I eanette Peterson Student Body Secretary, War S e r v i c e Council, Traffic Board: GAA: Latin Club, Spanish Club: Ser- vice Club. Senior Class President, Student Board 4, lunior Red Cross Council 4: Prom Committee 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: DOA 3, 4: lnterclass B a s e b al l 33 Black and Gold Reporter: HighTimes Reporter, Patricia Parker Ann Piliere ri : Y, Y nf?-f ef' it i .,., 2 QQ 2' if . g ,f K it ,G 1 .I i .. ' it ' W fi Andrew Pilo Aldo Pini ' lanitor Force l, 2, 3, Var- Black cmd Gold Reporter. sity Football 1. Frederic Purtill COG, Band. Milton Rodgers Black and Gold, Basket- ball 3. 32 V Elizabeth Rice Helen Rodriguez Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Treble Clei, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Choral. QL, Antainette Policicchio Commercial Club, Fash- ion Show l, Christmas Pageant. Gene Riihle Service Club l, 25 DOA, Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Commencement Usher. Tom Rosewall Senior Student B o a r d Representative, Orches- tra l, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee, Latin Club l, 2: Will and P r o p h e c y Committee, Senator 4. w,:g1' if . l I Frances Price Commercial Advisories 3, 4, Commercial Club 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee l, 2, 3, High Times Reporter 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. LeRoy Riordan Senior Class President, Block W, COG. Robert Rubis Machine Shop and Wel- ders Club, President 4, High T i m e s Reporter, Black and Gold Reporter. Betty Mae Sambrailo Manzanita Business Mgr. 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Treble Clel 2, 3, 4, Photo Flashes, President 4, Stu- dent Board, High Times Reporter, Black and Gold Reporter. Mary Scollard Treble Clet 3, 4, Scholar- ship 4g Latin Club 4, Triple Trio 4, Dramatics 4, Transfer from Oakland Stamp Chairman 4. lack Shaffer A rt C l u b, President 4, COG, President 4, War Service Cauncilg Dance Committee, Baseball 4 National Scholastic Art Award Winner, l u n io r Red Cross Council Can- teen Publicity Committee William Scxmbrailo Block W7 Band 2, 3, 4, Black and Gold Reporter, Football l, Track 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Class Yell Leader 2, 3, 4, COG 45 DOA 2 Delia Scott Art Club, Fashion Show, Christmas Pageant, Ser- vice Clubg lunior Red Cross Council Don Sheldon DOA, Basketball 3 Marie Scmchez Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Corn- mercial Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Hockey All-Star 3 Doris Serpcx Commercial Club, Art Club, Prom Decoration Committee, Dance Corn- mittee Doris Skillicom Peter Scampcxvia FFA Edwin Setterberg Ross Smith Track Teamg Black and Gold Reporter. 2 4 siefri Al pun i RZ 5 i . l Q1 '3 'D-Q XJ 93:- Elizabeth Solevad Donald Stevinson Latin Club, Scholarship Tenni 4. 2, Art Club, Spanish Club, DOA, Commence- .. ment Usher. ,ff 5 J ' T - 1 I 'J x I Mqriorie 'rarbell ,tr Fashion Show Z, 3, Ser- vice Club 4 Genevieve Travers Scholarship l, 2, DOA 2 3, 4, Prom Committee, Mixed Choral 3, Christ- mas Pageant 3. 34 f, Helen Thofriton Spanigh Club 3, Trans' lor lrom Kansas City, Mo. Genevieve Ukcstad Commercial Advisories Association, T r a n s l e r lrom Salinas, lack Suggs Emily Fay Sullins Transfer from D e l a n o, Stamp Chairman, Iunior Red Cross Council, Ser- vice Club. Mildred Tibbitts Betty Titus Service Club, Art Club Latin Club, Block W, GAA, Treasurer 45 Fa- shion Show. Ann Voivodcx Wesley Webb Exchange Editor oi l-hah Times 4, Spanish Club l, 25 Dance Committee l, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Rally Committee 2, Black and Gold Reporter, Stamp Chairman 2, 3. DOA, Mildred Weeks Frances Wilson Harry Wong Art Clubg Commercial Art Clubg Poppy Poster Advisories. C o ri t e st Winner: High Times Ad Staff. PPEH TE Bill Blaisdell Ann Bettencourt Albert Canepa Nick Drobac Yvonne Fountain Harry Freiermuth Doris Gourley Beverly Harmer M 1- Q I Frances Lamont, Q Dorothy Iue Lee Track 1, 4: Block W 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4g lnterclass Trcickp lnterclcxfss B a s e A ballg lnterclass Football, Black and Gold Reporterg WAW, PEHEE T I i s Elma McElroy 5 IC Ruth Young GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presb dent 4- CCAL 4, Treble Clef 3, 4, Service Club, Vicevpresvient 2, Presi- dent 3 Drmriaticfz, Block VVg All-Star Teomsg Sharps and Flats V xxqx I Frances Munoz Elizabeth Solevad Helen Thornton Genevieve Travers 35 f.l ,I Cv C3 UNIUH5 Fully mindful of its educational objectives, the class of '46 was also active in matters of a social and athletic nature. Throughout the year the class spirit was the outstanding characteristic of this group. lunior boys took an active part in athletics and the class as a whole showed al' most a 100025 participation in all school affairs. lunior class officers this year were Neil Christiansen, president, lohn Kane, vicev president, Clydel Stowell, secretary, Don Stewart, treasurer, Doug Severin, boys athletic managerg Faye George, girls athletic manager, Diane Porter, student board representativey Meri Ann lohnson and Barbara I-lenn, yell leadersg Mr. Rowland, class adviser. is in fd I . A ' l?' L- if - 1 4.43 -' C v n L4 1 .L ' . 5 4 ,, we , .: ., s' ' s ' . 1 v . . , I 5 ' ' 1 f . ,-' vfg .. .1 f .5 v Q , , sg,-A ..'-1 'A 3 - f'Q '3s' -3:7 ,-f Af R-1 1 ' K , ' , .- ' QA ,JF-r ' f ,UM--.yyf , ' 'iff'-.' A 1 5. 1.-1' f ,f'y5,. ' .f wb' .:,x2, ,Q 1,7 f. 4 W2 ' ,. 4 '. -65.15 ':., J . A N vii! SUPHU IJHES Spirited and cooperative were the Sophomores this year. ln the activities of the school they took a full part, lending the en'husiasm of lower classmen to many school affairs. Especially were the Sophomores active in boys sports. Sophomores turned out in numbers which augure Well for the future of Watsonville participation in CCAL sports. ' Class officers were Douglas Heed, president, Bill Dodge, vice-president, Mary Lee Lewis, secretary, David Hopkins, treasurery Bolo Victorino, boys athletic manager, Muriel Scott, girls athletic manager, Helen Smith, yell leader, Norman Lien, student board representative. Class adviser was Miss Tamisiea. 38 V , ,E-4 J .i .2 J I wfifai Q! 1 5 5 ' 5 G+ f , I 'F ' 'P V 1 . v ,fu ,. ' Qu SJ ,QW Xi . X -4 -43 lfhlhf 1- .. ., lug f. 1- 1 . v 0 .Ili 'lg ,-'Egi-4u- g 3 ll ,jf D- 5, - fr. V. 5 . -. Ll K . x Y ft 1 5 v fx N? ,V an ' ' dwf ry ! v gyr w..,, 7 , .fa zip, It . : 'J .sz P ' I h .1 A Y , .A 1 A .g.'2Qz: f, Gigi, 8..,,f53 .,' Ayr. afis Q fs' x r l , U 1 Q' v m . U K .sw ' a ' 6 Q 2 el I ' Q -nf '. r ., A f f' ln ,f e- Q , ' , fv KA on 'W 2 - J n'f i, in -an ,9, 1' ' -4 ,, U PHESHMEN Enthusiasm, essential to any class, characterized the Freshmen. Capable leader- ship and high scholastic achievement also marked this group. Among the Freshman activities the Freshman Rally' was a high point. Whole- hearted participation and unstinting cooperation made the atiair a great success. Freshman class officers were Kenneth Clark, president, Florence Rodgers, sec- retaryp lack lue, treasurerp George Dujmovich, boys athletic managerg Beverlee Fran- ceschi, girls athletic manager, Pat Vaughn, yell leader, Daniel Bledsoe, student board representativeg and Miss Blizzard, class adviser. C 40 f a ' 'X 5- fi 3 S. , lv -.,,nhi,. .- t MY ' i. X 7'- iq, W, , -gg A 4 Y1J1lf'x,: Kenneth Clark, President: Frank Iue, Vice-President: Florence Rodgers, Secretary: lack Iue. Treasurer George Dujmovich, Boys Athletic Manager: Beverly Franceschi, Girls Athletic Manager: Dan Bledsoe Student Board Representative: Pat Vaughn, Yell Leader. Faculty Adviser, Miss Blizzard. ' u x. P 9 Pt p' Kuff fl P. p A F5 'Q f- fs r- M H .x !g I .- A P t 5 'nj Urqanizatlnns we organize for purposeful actwlty I 0 O O I I l Ji V ,. ,X ,. i f? ' if 5 - ' , . .,v. .- I. ST DE T BIJAHIJ Inset: Elma McElroy, chairman. Front row: Doug Reed, Betty Mae Sambrailo, Elma McElroy, Ieanette Peterson, Bette Marshall, Helen Smith. Second row: Charles Luce. Dorothy Iue Lee, Sadie Howes, Mrs. Worthington, Diane Porter, Lois Light. Row three: Mr. Geiser, Neil Christiansen. Dan Bledsoe, Norman Lien, Nick Drobac, Dan Murphy. Among the most important functions of student government is that exercised by the Student Board. This group, along with the faculty adviser and the faculty audi- tor, consider and pass upon the numerous matters of policy and detail which come before it. in addition to Mrs. Worthington, faculty adviser, and Mr. Geiser, faculty auditor, the group is made up of the student body president, the four class presidents, and class representatives. ff War Service Council Organized in i942 to co-ordinate and to perform services in cooperation with lo- cal authorities connected with war activities, the VJar Service Council has remained a group which could be relied upon to give unstinting effort to Whatever task was at hand. its executive council is composed of the president and secretary of the student body, the presidents and secretaries of each of the four classes, the deans, the fac- ulty auditor, the faculty supervisors of the lunior Red Cross and of the war stamp and bond sales, and the principal of the school. Chairman of the group this year was lean Arthur. leanette Peterson was secre- tary. Brit Bnarrl Students Who receive more than four demerits tor an offense against school reg- ulations may defend themselves before the Merit Board. Here their problems receive the consideration of both student and faculty members. en. WAR SERVICE COUNCIL Front row: Doug Reed. Mary Lee Lewis. lean Arthur. Ieanette Peter- son. Elma McElroy. Second row: Miss Staud. Dorothy Iue Lee. Lois Light. Florence Rodgers. Clydel Stowell. Third row: Miss Benham. Ken Clark, Neil Christiasen. lack Shaffer, Mrs. Worthington. it MERIT BOARD Front row: Elma McElroy. Adri- enne Hall. Dorothy Iue Lee. Sec- ond row: Don Stewart. Mr. Crook. Mrs. Worthington. Stamp and Bnnll Chairmen Front row: Doug Reed. Claire Lynn. May Peck. Gloria Rossi. Mary Marinovich. Clydel Stowell. Tommie Tomaso. Wilma Smith. Genevieve Garcia, Lorraine Foster, Dorothy House. Second row: Don Rodgers, Iohn Kirkland, Mary Beth Bowen. Anne Gregory. Marie Gandy. Betty Iue Lee. Ieanette Peterson, Betty Doas. Ruth Fowle. Ieanette lackson, Mary Fisher. Third row: Hoy Taylor, Beverly Harmer. Sadie Howes. Lucille Sebring. Mary Thomsen, Naoma Berry. Phyllis Atkins, Barbara McQuillen. Diane Porter. Lee Carpenter, Miss Benham. Lois Bothwell. Dorothy Iue Lee. Fourth row: Bill Christiansen. Vernon Iames, Faye Caudill. Lewis Hillman. Bill Taylor, Iohn Nickelsen. Ted Loer, Bob Clark. Iim Heick. Iames Lew, Barbara Lake. Carole Hicks. lnsets: Miss Benham. ltfflss Pokel. Though little publicized, stamp and bond chairmen occupy important and re- sponsible positions. This group makes up one of the largest service organizations in the school, and is composed of representatives from each advisory. ln their hands is placed the responsibility for collecting the stamp and bond money from fellow advisees, the purchase of these bonds and stamps, and the de- livery of the purchases to their owners. Tuesday of each week of the school year is set aside for this purpose, the sales being conducted during advisory period. School sales have been uniformly successful, and much of the credit for their success belongs to the stamp and bond chairmen. For more than two years the high school has flown the United States Treasury flag, indicative of monthly participation in sales of 9905 or more of the students. At times the participation has run as high as 993, and each month since the beginning the percentage has been well above 902. Miss Bonham and Miss Pokel, faculty supervisers, have worked untiringly, and lfoir efforts have been highly successful. 46 Qs I r-.. X .. , :-x . . -I . .,' I fa .ll J -k it ,,,, ., fx. 'A ' on ' . i bl . E ...--: '.1 . . .4- 4-i 2 52 T 1. J, , ' 1 . S uf I X. Ll Q 3 r , Q IZII 'Al , J ,Y 'N , Q ff X. x,. I vb. , Junior Heli Iirnss Council Front row: Athena Fillon. Murgcxret Gray. Elma McElroy, Doug Reed. Second row: Miss Staud, Ken ClurkfiEdgtir Deth- letsen, Harry Freiermuth. Third row: Iames Lew. Neil Chrisfiansen, Tom Davidson. lnsets: Miss Staud, Ngiiphristiunsen. Cne of the most active of all school organizations is the lunior Red Cross Coun- cil, composed of the class presidents and two members from each class. Faculty advis- er is Miss Dorothy Staud. Members of this group Work unselfishly and faithfully to coordinate the work of student groups in meeting student and War needs. Among this year's projects supervised by the lunior Red Cross Council was the mending of surgical garments for Army and Navy hospitals, the manufacture of col- orful menus and tray favors for veterans hospitals, and numerous smaller student projects. Especially able assistance in these matters was rendered by the foods, art, and clothing classes. This year, as has been the case in the past several years, student lunior Red Cross membership was lOU96. Officers were Neil Christiansen, president, Doug Reed, vice-president: and Bev- erly Pecchinino, secretary-treasurer. 48 W ill !.-A 1 aa? ff f.. Q, '71 pan?-Q-...-. 2 , wx ' ' 1 Jlff' l -4 A I , V ' 7 4 C f 4 i ar 'Q' 1, f QS. v K r, , f jf W Zo' Q' 7 N u E , SIIHULI-lHSHIP Front row: Elma McElroy. Athena Fillon. Yvonne Fountain. Nancy Burnell, Mar- garet Mosley. Mary Thomsen. Mary Blaisdell. Rosalina Losada. Velma Rose. Second row: Stanley Lew. Dorothy Iue Lee. Dorothy Seibert. Kay Ecollard, Anna Ruth Wilson. Madge Martin. Florence Rodgers. Clara Poloni. Clydel Stowell. Third row: Frank Iue. George Milianich. Edgar Dethlefsen. Steve Martinelli. Robert Cockcroft. Nick Drobac. David Hopkins. Harry Freiermuth, Mrs. Terschuren. lnsets: Harry Freiermuth. Mrs. Terschuren. With a relatively small membership, reflecting the rigid rules governing mem- bership, Scholarship Society members were nevertheless in active organization. First activity of the year for the group was that of acting as guides for incoming freshmen. The annual March of Dimes was carried out under the direction of this group. Fund-raising activities included coke sales at basketball games, student noon dances, and a mammoth hot-dog sale at the Manzanita Carnival. Eligibiilty regulations require that students to earn ten points in one semester, three being given for a 93 or better, two tcr 85-92, and one for 80-84. Students hold- ing membership for six semesters become Seal Bearers in the California Scholar- ship Federation. Officers this year Were: First semester-Bill Blaisdell, presidenty Mary Thom- sen, vice-presidentg Thelma Chinn, secretary, Harry Freiermuth, treasurer. Second se- mester-Harry Freiermuth, president, Nick Drobac, vice-president, Florence Rod- gers, secretaryg and George Miljanich, treasurer. Faculty adviser was Mrs. Ters- churen. l AA 1 ? . 5 . Y' -Q ,UV,, .'pQ 1 Mflllhc. 1 'fi It A i Y 4 , f N r' .4 , I VA. l ,- QAg' gq'vrg. ,,., V i l ,,A q,Q 7g,,. V .4 ! ., . . ff V 5 x 2, ' , ' ' y5 I V i. 2 5,51 ., ? ., ,,,, 2 421 ' 54 1 z ' 1 I' W 3 .i , Q X Q 51 2 W 'N A' 'NW Hllllll IH ff l V ' 5: ' H- ' n , wi I , , f , if A I M , if 5 Mg f -I ,K 2' V S, Y - l'jmJ ,, Q A w , ,. ,fv , , .1.. f .rt be f ,1 S 'S ,, .,,' xl lf, Ai A A 3 A l , f M Uh ' ' I' -' 4 sexier , !.'T'xs4.:. N N my L, r x Q. H- 14-A ,,-11 ea- 1 3221- L. 'N 5, HT IIL B Front row: Claire Lynn. Norma Stevens. Ieanctte Iackson, Gloria Rossi. Nancy Burnell. Ruth Solevad. Carolyn Coleman. Irene House. Mary Duncan. Barbara Henn. Iackie Ditlevsen, Coral Franzke. Della Hinkle. May Peck. Frances Lamont. Second row: Bobby Scofield. Iim Rippy. Stanley Chesnutt. Harry Freiermuth. Betty Lindsay. Dona Hobbs, Pat Borcovich, Kathleen Bremis, Eileen Curtice. Mildred Tibbets. Genevieve Varni, Doris Skillicorn. Iackie Hull, Miriam Beilby, Ann Betten- court. Row three: Lois Light, Ken Skillicorn. Hobart MacQuarrie. lack Shaffer. Lucille Holm. Susie Kwock. Barbara Borcovich, Ianet Dean. Adrienne Hall. Ger- i aldine Russell. Frances Price. Marion Melberg. Carol Standard. Ann Gregory. Row lour: Tom Miller. Steve Pista. Faye Caudill. Della Schmaus. Bob Lincoln. Bob Blaisdell. Andy Spooner, Evelyn Bloom. Pat Struve, Louetta Barber, Frances Wilson. Elizabeth Solevad. Dona Miller. Mrs. Lister. Insets: lack Shaffer. Barbara. Henn. Mrs. Lister. . Q This year the Art Club rose to a position oi prominence f and became one ot the most active ogranizations in the W school. Under the leadership ot President la :lc Shatter, Barbara l-lenn, and Mrs. Lister, the club members were busy with murals, posters, and decorations for many oc- casions. , :- ' 1' loining the DOA, the Art Club held a carnival on the tennis courts which was one of the most successful club activities oi the school year. Food, games, and dancing were enjoyed. Art Club members made and sold blazk and gold leis-something which added color and spirit to CCAL basketball games. Strictly an honor group, members must maintain scholastic records ot 87 or above to remain in the club. Officers this year were lack Shatter, presidenty Barbara l-lenn, vice-presidentp Eileen Curtice, secretary, and Bob Blaisdell, treasurer. The club was fortunate to have the inspiring faculty supervision ot Mrs. Lister. 52 if FX '-.ij Tr N5 XPRQL ,W . 1 12- W V Ji' Q Future Farmers nf marina lf rg 00 'ua , A . 'S ff' P Front row: Alvin Bradley. Marcus Ukestad, Iohn Ivelich. Ronald Rutherford, Bill Kennedy. Lawrence Mendonsa. Harry Bloom. Alfred Shearer. Clinton Iennings, Richard Fanucchi. Martin Dedic. Evan Downs. William Mendonsa. Row two: Charles Reagan, Bill Christen- sen. Vernon Iames, Werner Stucki, Iohn Amizich. Fred Phelps, Ersiel Belgcxrd, Norman Dickens. Charles Bontadelli. Row three: Mr. Hollenberg, Fred Miller, Ed Hoover. George Netto, Peter Burt. Iohn Payton. lim Edsberg. Ernest Mathews. Iohn Grohl, Iohn Rogers, Bill Brand, Frank Viglietti. How tour: Albert Michielssen, Iames Paskovich, Robert Dunlap. Don Ayers, lim Clark. Charles Latham, Carl Bailey. Iohn Hayes. Iim McGrath. Iunior Baker, Milton Loveless, Luther Churchill. Louis Pieper, Mr. Thorstenson. Insets: Iames McGrath. O. S. Hollenberg. M. T. Thorstenson. Future Farmers this year engaged in one of their most active programs. Projects applying special practices in horticulture, crop production, and animal husbandry were carried on successfully by many of the aggies. The chapter maintained a IUOWU monthly average in stamp and bond participation. Doug Clark, delegate to the annual State Future Farmers of America convention at San Luis Obispo, was elected president of the Central Coast Section. Activities included basketball, picnics, and several trips to the Santa Cruz plunge. Officers this year were Iames McGrath, presidentp Milton Loveless, vice-presi- dentg lohn lercich, secretary, Lawrence Mendonsa, treasurer, and Charles Bonta- delli, reporter. Faculty advisers were Mr. Thorstenson and Mr. Hollenberg. 54 AJ A X , ,.,PyiIf?'i? , , . 3 ,Q 9-fy is L Q use faq' 4- 7 ' f . .ao , r , r nf'ig'5 1 'K X i' . Q K R ,nf 5 c -af W . lx 4' Q-In ' s - -' 1, o 'w Commercial liluh and rlvisnries Upper Picture Commercial Advisories. Insets: Lee Carpenter. president: Mr. Stromberg. faculty adviser. Lower Picture Commercial Club: Iuscts: Frances Munoz, president: Miss Gordon. faculty adviser. COMMERCIAL CLUB lunior and Senior girls training for clerical positions may join the Commercial Club. Activities this year included picnics, bike rides, parties, a hayride, and the annual installation ban- guet. Senior members of the club print the club newspaper, Steno-Flashes, which appears once a month. FWF ' l Officers were Frances Munoz, presidentg Sadie l-lowes, vicef president and editor of Steno-Flasheswg Beulah Ford, secretaryp and Marie Morris, treasurer. Miss Gordon was faculty adviser. COMMERCIAL ADVISORIES Before this organization, organized among commercial stu- dents to bring them into contact with leading business men of the community, appeared a number of speakers this year. These included Don Q. Colegrove and Franklin Lowney, president and secretary respect- ively of the Fajaro Valley Chamber of Commerce and Agriculturep Harold Storm, Bank of America, and lrvin Pierce, Soil Conservation expert. Qfficers were Lee Car- penter, president, Sadie l-lowes, vice-president, Frances Wion, secretaryg an eXecu- tive council consisting of the above students and Mary Lobrovich and Glenna Smith. Mr. Stromberg was faculty adviser. 56 , f - . .,f-A-JT Q - . 5 f- V 5 I . 3 , x , ' ,...,... ,... 2 ., L- 4 I gg' -q - v 11 hid, f e1w4.,.,,W-.U U xx , .fy-' K2 , qu-wx. f by ., s I W 'f .ami bi iiljfx' , mf? x . 1 elk A .Q 4 .,, ui W A 11. V. JW.. K ,ilil TUV, 3 7 . 21-ax. '.-Y - ' ' mq.twX ,,f-vis '4 .WfM, , 'Lf ' M, fr vff ix km ' W wal. -C 1. X .r f:, ' 1 -J' M , L 1 X 'K 4., Sgt 4 AJYQ fi W , . u W v L v f I s ' , , v -P . 5 1 i , Z 5 l 4 V V N . , 1 n ., ' y v k P' Q. wJ V-I 'f I r -. 1 1' ' ' w A 1 w AZ ', . , 15 sq xl 1 j Q .4 4, wg, , A' Law- - . , 9 ? ' l . a ll Q if f-r- I I dogg' LN -QD 4 ' fi? 2 J E i , .. I , 4 37 4' ' , lt. II. U. Ii. Front row: Richard Petznick, Ted Maddock, Laurence Lew, Ed Burnell. Gene Fre- iermuth, Iimmy Henningsen. Bill Resetar, Bob Quincy. Harry Freiermuth, Don Stewart. Row two: Larry Connors, Charles Moresi. Emmett Shugart, Ted Loer. Ed Setterberg, Al Canepa, Larry Stewart, Don Miguel, Doug Severin, lack Shaffer. Row three: Newell Holt, Nick Drobac, Paul Bremis, Bill Sambrailo, Wesley Webb, Iohn Nickelsen, Dale Schwerme, Mr. Lien, Iohnny Wong. Insets: Al Canepa. lack Shaffer, Mr. Lien. Now in its second year as a school organization is the mechanical drawing honor society, the COG. This club, with its parent chapter in Washington, D. C., has national affiliations. Many and varied are the activities of the club. Devoted especially to scholastic excellence, the group nevertheless was able this year to sponsor a huge exhibit of mechanical drawing plates, to sponsor noon dances, and to engage in numerous fund-raising coke sales. Meetings and dinners were held outside of school hours, and attractive COG club pins were purchased. Officers were Bob King, president, who was succeeded by Al Canepa when the president went into the serviceg lack Shaffer, vice presidentg Nick Drobac, treasurerg and Harry Freiermuth, secretary. Special committee heads were: Wesley Webb, advance committeeg Emmet Shu- gart, membership: Doug Severin, initiation: and Don Stewart, entertainment. Faculty adviser for the club is Mr. Lien. 58 Shugart has a lot on the ball, and Bill Resetar is out to learn . . . Richard Petznick. Gene Freiermuth. Larry Stewart. and Larry Lew look over a good plate . . . Assume the pos- ture! commands Bill Sambrailo, and Ed Northup gives him no lip . . . Don Miguel studies the tradition- al COG symbols . . . Nick Drobac, Harry Freiermuth, Dale Schwenne, and Don Stewart Uohn Lintz and Mary Duimovich in the background! walk over to 15-a .... It's like this boys. explains Mr. Li e n . Don Miguel. Ed Nor- thup, L a r r y Lew. Larry Stewart. Rich- ard Petznick, Gene Freiermuth, and Bill Sambrailofway back, listen. NP 't5.2.,, . fy ifffffaz. 11:21 N Della Umicrnn lpha ,AN :JB Front row: Kay Scollard, Frances Lamont, Nancy Burnell, Rosalina Losada, lack Peterson, Clydel Stowell, Irene House. Della Hinkle. Yvonne Fountain, Lucila Losada. Row two: Harry Freiermuth, Ed Burnell, Lorraine Nohrden. Genevieve Travers, Ioy Huntington, Dorothy Lee. Betty Lee. Mary Beth Bowen, Miss Nivens. Row three: Roy Taylor. Art Giorvis, Lewis Hillman. Pete Drobac, Bill Taylor, Anna Ruth Wilson, Barbara McQuillen, Barbara Lake, Beverly Harmer, Dolores Skocko, Donna Musler, Miss Pogue. Row four: Robert Blaisdell, Dan Murphy. Andy Spooner, Iohn Zvone. Wesley Webb, Bob Cockcroft. Ted Loer, Neil Christiansen. Hon Marrington, Doug Severin. Insets: Lewis Hillman, Miss Pogue. Miss Nivens. Very successful were the year's activities for the Delta Cmicron Alpha, the Math Club. Guiding the group throughout the year were Miss Nivens and Miss Pogue. Among the activities of the group were the DOA Circus, an affair which drew large numbers of students, and a pot-luck dinner and barn dance, at which the club's first adviser, Miss Graeber, was present. Officers this year were Lewis Hillman, president, Bill Taylor, vice-presidentg Ed Burnell, secretary-treasurer. Each class was represented with two members who made up the club's governing board. Class representatives this year were Barbara lake and Lewis Hillman, seniorsg Ed Burnell and Bill Taylor, juniors, and Mary Beth Bowen and Nancy Burnell, sophomores. EBU x 1 qi, g 1..- FJ' vu l ill' ann X .lr A la ' Q3 4. ,S L TIN III. B A ff, l WI' ff Front row: F. Beckman. B. Loftin. F. Lamont. C. Drummond, N. Burnell. T. Tomaso. M. Iohnson. E. Buchter. D. Porter, A. Gregory, M. Tibbitts, M. Gray. D. Acebo. Row two: E. McMaster. M. Forrester, D. Iue. B. Iue. B. Harmer. M. Marinovich, D. Pecchenino. D. Skocko. G. Cox. K. Fowle. M. Lint, C. Buchanan. E. McElroy. Row three: C. Marino- vich. F. Linneman. B. Cancelieri. F. Iue. D. Hobbs. F. Rodgers, A. Wilson, B. Titus. B. Lake. B. Iohnson. D. Seibert, B. Bowers. S. Kwock, Mrs. Terschuren. Row four: R. Sher- man. I. Iue. H. Freiermuth. G. Milianich. P. Drobac, D. Murphy. B. Bloisdell. B. Cockcroft. I. Iansen. S. Martinelli. E. Dethleisen. I. Quinn, M. Stevens, I. McCarthy. M. Norton. lnsets: Frances Lamont. Dolores Skocko. Mrs. Terschuren. With increased membership this year came increased activity for the Latin Club. Members held coke sales, parti- cipated in the Manzanita Carnival, presented a group of Latin plays, and held a club picnic. Club activities were . marked by enthusiasm and spirit. President during the first semester was Frances Lamont. Other officers were Tommie Tomaso, vice-presidentg Anna Ruth Wilson, secretaryg and Bob Blaisdell, treasurer. Second semester officers Were Dolores Skocko, presidentg Florence Rod- gers, vice-presidentg lack lue, secretaryg and Stephen Martinelli, treasurer. Faculty adviser, Who guided the club through one of its most successful years, was Mrs. Terschuren. Club membership is restricted to students who have taken a year or more of Latin. 62 llerc-'s a picture the Christmas as- sembly, in which the Latin Club took a prominent part . . . Mrs- Terschuren, club adviser, talks club business with Do- lores Skocko, presi- dent . . - It took lots of work - and con- versation - to put the Latin Club play into shape. Here a group debates a point . . . Meetings, meetings, and more meetings. That's what keeps a club alive, and the Latin Club proved that a live club can be built around a dead lan- guage - - . Hot dogs, sold by the club at the Manzanita Carni- val, put money in the club treasury. This shot shows the shoe- less shuffle that was held along with the Carnival in the gym. SPA ISH EL B Front row: Athena Fillon, Velma Rose, Lucila Losada, Yvonne Fountain, Nancy Burnell, Helen Rodriguez, Iacqueline Larsen, Margaret Randolph, Theresa Lopez. Carmen Costa, Nancy Taylor, Mary Bobeda, Marian Marques. Row two: Florence Lawrence, Rosalina Losada, Clydel Stowell, Beverly Harmer, Frances Munoz, Carolyn Gowin, Icy Huntington, Kay Scollard, Diane Porter, Eleanor Buchter, Marie Sanchez, loyce, Kwock, Miss Dickson. Row three: Mary Thomsen, Madge Martin, Elsie Bridges, Margaret Mosley, Susie Kwock, Frances Pollit, Iosephine Markovich, Barbara McQuillen, Anna Ruth Wilson, Roberta Luce, Anna Banovac, Elizabeth Solevad, Clara Poloni, Phyllis Larkin. Row four: Ed Burnell, Bill Dodge, David Hopkins, Fran Ruso, lack Zvone, Nick Drobac, Tom Ford, Steve Pista, August Franco, Don Rodgers. Insets: Helen Rodriguez, Yvonne Fountain, Miss Dickson. A Lo Alto, the Spanish Club, Was one of the most active and most popular of club groups on the campus this year. Scholarship requirements make membership a much sought after honor. Most important of its many activities this year was the Spanish Fiesta, held May 4. Queen of the Fiesta this year was Elaine Santora. Another occasion of im- portance was Pan-American Day, in which club members stressed the importance of hemispheric friendship and solidarity. Club members also corresponded with students of English in South American countries. Officers for the first semester Were: Helen Rodriguez, president, Yvonne Foun- tain, vice-president: Don Rodgers, treasurerg and Mary Thompsen, secretary. Sec- ond semester officers Were: Yvonne Fountain, presidenty Marie Sanchez, vice-presi- denty Kay Scollard, treasurerp and Athena Fillon, secretary. Faculty adviser was Miss Dickson. 64 Qc . his C9 Wt .N 'N -4. .. w,' v. D W Q-354: 'Q .ff I 405 ...I xx :A , I M u. 'Q r K 1 3,4 3 V., f ,,.., + xxxgq A I . P ,. M lt' x ,i .1 U K 5' 1.2 X l- 5- 1 X Q' 5 :Zig Z' +,, 33 I 1 as Q9 4-.. Q, . wig. .fin ww' Front row: Lorraine Moresco, Adrienne Hall, Betty Mae Sambrailo, Ann Bettencourt. Row two: Steve Pista, Lois Light. Faye Caudill, Dolores Skocko. Row three: Pete Drobac, Bob Cockcroft, Bill Taylor. Insets: Lois Light, Editor: Betty Mae Sambrailo, Business Manager: Mr. Hamilton, Faculty Adviser. ll ZA ITA Again this year the Manzanita stait undertook the task ot piztting out a war-time product. Picture and paper difficulties have stood in the wcy oi making this hook the egiial photcgraphically of tlicso ct past years. l-lowevtor, a grect oliort was made to get complete school coverage. Editor this year was Lois Light. Betty Mae Sanilarailo was hiisincss iiianaxgcr. Steve Pista was assistant editor, and Dolores Skoclco was assistant business niagia- ger. Mr. Hamilton was faculty adviser. - 14 f '1- 1 no '12 . , 'use C 1. S f., Q J 1 W x 'PW fr' .Q 'mf ,D L. Ed - ,X if . - i Q 11 , 'fl , ff .L V 'W , K ' :J '57 G' 'aa.-r.l- ' 4 r A 2 9. 'vm A xxx' f I Y., U 4' - '1' ' in 32... V ly I J wh-,. ' , 1 A J X ,a Q f ' . NIB . 'ff I WAW Calling itself the WAW CWatson- ville Air 'Wolvesl a club was or- ganized this year amona students of aeronautics. Purpose ot the organization is to iurther student interest in avia- tion and to prepare students tor military service. Club members visited the local bomber base as one of their ac- tivities. Olticers were lim Lew, president, Bob Quincy, vice-presidenty Stan- ley Lew, secretary, lim Cavanab treasurerg and Bob Forrest, ser- qeant-at-arms. I Front row: D. Rodgers, S. Lew, B. Quincy. A. Vierra. O. Belgard. B. Taylor, P. Mayou. Row two: Iohn Cavanah, D. Miguel. S. Miller. H. Wong, M. Hurley, T. Iurovich. G. Hurley, Iim Cavanah. Row three: I. Lew. L. Spain, B. Clarke. W. Webb, I. Kane. R. Marnach, R. Marrington. Mr. Andrewsen. Insets: The boys cluster around a radial engine. Another shot as the boys look an engine over. The class takes radio code. Iim Lew, Mr. Ane drewsen. PHIJTIJEH PHY 3 sz' .-f L QD city. Until the last six months ot this year the Photography Club ex- isted in name only. ln the Coming year, Club members plan to have regular photography work. Also planned is a photo contest open to any student ot the high schol. Officers this year were Betty Mae Sambrailo, presidentg Ann Greg- ory, vice-presidentg Peter Drobac, secretaryy and Noel Bethe, treas- urer. Club Advisers were Mrs. Lis- ter and Miss Pogue. Front row: Pete Drobac. Barbara McQuillen. Bill Taylor. Anne Gregory. Row two: Roy Tay- lor. Miss Pogue. Louetta Barber. Genevieve Garcia. Mrs. Lister. Casuals: A bunch of the gang are whooping it up. Noel Bethe squares off for a picture. Insets: Betty Mae Sambrailo. Mrs. Lister. Miss Pogue. PHE EH EL B ,Q if 5+ vi, A :A ef ff '35 ZR, .1-wry: 5-IJ French Club members, under the enthusiastic supervision at Miss Blizzard, taculty adviser, had a highly successtul year. Activities included a French dinf ner early in the tirst semester, an annual Christmas Party, at the heme at Miss Blizzardg and an im- portant part in the Christmas Paa- eant. Officers this year were Marion Melberq, president, and Thelma Chinn, secretary-treasurer. Front row: Ann Gutierrez, Athcx Iune Iolley, Donna Miller. Thelma Chinn. Row two: Carol Hicks. Clara Bowen. Donna Musler. Henry Woodward, Alan Olson. Row three: Marion Melberg. Pete Drobac. Miss Blizzard. Harry Freiermuth. 2 .3 f' E5 'Q' 44-- 8 e V vu:w-f'r-Ri-..--- Among the school's youngest groups is the Auto Mechanics Club, formed this year among boys in the Auto Shop. Ken Cecil was named president. Activities were limited. The club joined with the Aeronautics Club to Visit the local bomber base. The group was represented by a basketball team which downed the aggies in two ex- citing games. Cther officers were lim Cavanah, vice-presidentg Herb Taylor, secretaryp and Bob Clark, treasurer. Front row: B. Taylor. I. Rosgen. V. Gizdich. H. Taylor. R. Ahrnsbrak. I. Baird. Row two: I. Miller. I. Lew, M. Hurley, B. Lawrence. K. Cecil, A. Giorvas. Mr. Andrew- sen. Row three: Iim Cavanah, I. Cline, B. Clarke, I. Blinkenberg, I. Bencich. Iohn Cavanah. G. Hurley. Insets: Russel Ahrnsbrak works on a main bearing. Bob Lawrence doing some connecting rod work. Ken Cecil. Mr. Andrewsen. Q UTU EEHANIE5 Band and Urnheslra fy gl Q --l Cf' Wt ,x -. nsfjllgf Q- ml. ,O x il Q-fl-sf! .. xnw-ef Upper picture. Front row: Doug Reed. Helen Smith, Frank Martin. Donald Mellander. Wilma Smith. Marilyn Smith. Bill Christensen. Don Stewart, Gene Freiermuth. Shirley Hill, Mary Lee Kistler. Iackie Carlyon. Margaret Randolph. Row two: Roger Sheets. Bill Henry, Norman Martin, Roy Taylor. Ken Clark, Betty Payton, Sybil Dillard. Kathleen Bremis. Anna Lew, Faye George. Virginia San- ders, Ruth Avery. Row three: Ioyce Edsberg. Bob Victorino, Marvin Mandel, Bill Crowe. Elwin Hull. Al Canepa, Neil Christiansen, Barbara Nicholsen. Ed Northup, Cal Brooks. Ed Standard. Mr. Carlyon. Row Four: Albert Flath, Lauren Spain. Ierry Iansen, Hans Lausen. lack Ogden. Bill Sambrailo, Don Dye. lack Kistler. Larry Stewart. Bob Ward. Fred Phelps. Bob Cancellieri. Lower picture. Front row: Paul Zeising. Mildred Ellingwood, Betty Mae Same brailo. Katherine Fowle, Bessie Hopson. Iackie Carlyon. Margaret Arnbrister, Mollye Smith. Teresa Soto. Row two: Bob Scofield, Eldno Ford. Mary Blaisdell. Dorothy Seibert, Madge Martin. Ioeann Hopkins. Margaret Mosley. Lillian Pfeiffer. Row three: Glendowyn Cox, Mr. Carlyon. Kent Lowell. Bill Doyle. Ran- dolph Bradley. Florence Rodgers, Barbara McQuillen, Della Schmaus. Row tour: Anna Wilson. Marvin Mandel. Lauren Spain. Stephen Martinelli. Baldo Saulo- vich. Edgar Dethleisen. lnsets: Margaret Mosley. Don Stewart, Mr. Carlyon. Two ot the most outstanding school organizations are the hand and orchestra. Band activities included playing and marching in parades, playing at school athe letic contests, and especially a longftofbe-remembered march through the rain in the parade tor the Mighty Seventh War loan drive. Band and orchestra members spent much time in preparation tor the Music Fes- tival at San lose in May, where they gave notable performances. Section leaders in the band this year were Don Stewart, clarinetg Doug Clark, trumpetsg Ierry lansen, trombonesp Ed Northup, hornsg Bill Christiansen, drumsg and Larry Stewart, saxophones. Margaret Mosely was a student leader in the orchestra. 74 V .W- 1555 53,255 P f we '-fyfgsggl ff 3 . ? WF ,1- QMZWQJE 3, in X Z1 31 1 l rehle Elef and f-lrlvancnd Choral Upper picture: Front row: Florence Lawrence. Dorothy Ellenwood. Marilyn Smith. Iackie Hull. Dorothy Bailey. Ann Gutierrez. Bette Marshall. Row two: Elsie Mello. Nadyne Stewart' Mary Lewis. Shirley Harris. Betty Thompson. Etta Wilson. Eleanor Mann. Bow three: Miss Breen. Clydel Stowell. Betty Paxton. Margaret Mosley. leanine Dutur. Helen Rodriguez. Beverly Silva. Row four: Marian Bradley. Marie Davis, Faye Caudill. Ruth Young. Eva Rackley. Stella Peterson. Millicent Koue, Marion Melberg. Lower picture: Front row: Ann Gutierrez. Helen Rodriguez. Nadyne Stewart. Iackie Carlyon. Eva George. Eleanor Mann. Betty Sambrailo. Dorothy Bailey. Row two: Bette Marshall. Elsie Mello. Eleanor Buchter, Diane Porter. Marion Melberg. Clydel Stowell. Mary Kistler. Miss Breen. Row three: Dorothy Ellenwood. Margaret Mosley. Ann Wilson. Ruth Young. Della Schmaus. Barbara McQuillen, Millicent Koue. Insets: Miss Breen. Eleanor Mann. Nadyne Stewart, Dorothy Bailey. Representing the high school on numerous occasions, the Treble Clet Society took part in one ot its most active years. Among the activities ot the group were perf tormances before numerous local clubs, the USC, and the Womans Club. lt had an important place in the Spring Concert, held to raise funds tor participation in the Spring Music Festival at San lose. Qtticers were Dorothy Bailey, president, Bette Marshall, secretary, and lackie Carlyon, treasurer. Miss Breen was faculty adviser and instructor ot the group. Social activities were numerous. Evening meetings were held at the homes ot various members. Potluck dinners, skating parties, and hayrides were among the highlights of the year. 'Rani by 1 ' 'xi p 4, 1. Q 'L ', .V ' it 1 lg we 1 vt IN -1-x 5 R N x -4' V4-41 ' v Y' '- 14 , I 154 '1 f 4, 5 P1 A , 'A Q Q KX af Organized to give experience to students interested in nursing, the Service Club offers or course in first did under Miss Liles, school nurse, who discusses health prob- tems. Service Club girls tdke turns in helping in the nurse's office and ore cdlled upon to tcilce care of minor cuts, bruises, and burns. Officers for both semesters this yedr were Dorothy Iue, Mary Beth Bowen, Dolores Bdese, Lucille Se- bring, Lovettcr Bradshaw, and Ath- ena Pillon. Miss Liles was club crdviser. Front row: Lovetta Bradshaw, Mary Bobeda. Dorothy Ienkins, Della Hinkle. Nancy Burnell, Lila Goodale, Elaine Cordoza, Margaret Gray, Martha Potter, Betty Loitin, Athena Fillon. Row two: lean- ette Iackson, Dorothy Lee, Mary Bowen, Margaret Larsen, Dorothy Seibert, Mary Blaisdell, Doris Fugitt, Katherine Fowle, Iackie Larsen, Marilyn Forrester, Melba Tibbitts. Row three: Miss Liles, Betty Lee, Lucille Sebring, Nola Haralson, Ioy Huntington, Betty Payton, Barbara Martin, Ianet Dean, Lucille Holm, Phyllis Larkin. Insets: Dorothy Iue Lee, Lovetta Bradshaw, Miss Liles. Approximately twenty-tive stty dents and nine men make up the school maintenance torce. Under the supervision ot Mr. Las- serot, the janitors keep the city schools operating smoothly and efficiently. ln addition to their regular tasks, members ot the group attend to the necessary Work connected with the high school. Qccasional outings throughout the year bring the force together. Prominent among these is the an- nual lanitors Banquet. Front row: Stuart Geddes, St'vc Pitta, Kin Crabb, Al Brazil, Bernard Smith. Fred Linneman, Mike Doyle. Row two: Arthur Giorvas, Glen Har- mer, Ioe Larkin, Tom Miller, Iack Shalfer. Row three: Iim Miller, Bob Thorne, lim Radich. An- drew Spooner, Stan Moore, Manuel Oieda. Rex Carrothers. Inset: Mr. Lasserot. , wr-.ez Jill ITUH PIJHEE pm-14: Hill EE EUMMITTEE Vw ln addition to the normal diffi- culties which ordinarily beset the Dance Committee, a ten-fifteen ciir- few made it necessary to end schcol dances at ten o'cloclc. Bee cause no dances could be held in the ayrn durina the basketball season, fewer dances were held. Those which were held were well planned and well attended. This years Dance Committee, headed by Adrienne Hall and Mrs. Worthinaton, faculty adviser, were able to say that despite difficulties the yeor's work was Well done. Front row: Claire Lynn. Norma Stevens. Bar- bara Henn. Eleanor Buchter, Betty Dias. Mary Lewis, Meri Ann Iohnson, Marilyn Smith, Betty Marshall, Della Hinkle, Irene House, Elma Mc- Elroy, Iackie Carlyon, Lorraine Moresco, Ann Bettencourt. Row two: Dorothy House. Nadyne Stewart, Mary Dujmovich. Ioan Lintz, Lila Good- ale, Marie Gandy, Adrienne Hall, Frances Price, Gene Riihle, Eileen Curtice, Ieanette Peterson, lean Arthur, Barbara Eldredge, Beverly Harmer. Ro wthree: Betty Sambrailo. lack Petersen, Ed Burnell, lack Shaffer, Faye Caudill, Barbara Mc- Quillen, Dolores Skocko, Anne Gregory, Lee Car- penter, Betty Payton, Ann Voivoda, Mary Beth Bowen, Thelma Green, Norma McMaster. Row four: Don Stewart, Al Canepa, Iim Heick, Ed Benich, Lewis Hillman, Bill Sambrailo, Neil Chris- tianson, Evelyn Bloom, Roberta Luce, Mary Rod- gers, Anna Wilson, Diane Porter. Helen Schalow, Kathleen Bremis, Frances Munoz. lnsets: Adrienne Hall. Mrs. Worthington. Another arnong a large group oi new high school organizations to get a start this year was the Ma- chinists and Welders Club. Qrganized to further and inten- sity student interest in a practical application of the industrial arts, the group scored marked progress. Qtticers were Bob Rubis, presi- dent, Don Hansen, vice-president, lirn Blinkenberg, secretaryg and Orville Crabb, treasurer. Row one: Paul Ziesing. Leslie Monroe, Vincent Gizdich, Ioe McCoughey, Donald Kasdorf. Russel Ahrnsbrak, George lvancovich, Bill Ortiz, Don Hansen, Roy Peter- sen. Row two: Art Giorvas, Stan Moore. Iames Lew. Bob Moresco, Ken Crabb. Emmet Shugart. Ken Cecil, Iames Van Ess, Stan Howes. Bob Thorne, Bob Lawrence, Mr. Andrewsen. Row three: Mitch Leonardich. Aldo Pini, Bill Nietsch, Glen Sprague, Ronald Strawn, Iim Blink- enberg, Orville Crabb, Bob Lincoln. Keith Miller, Bob Rubis, Richard Dawson. Insets: Bob Rubis. Ken Cecil. Mr. Andrewsen. achmlsls and Welders a 5 1 F ,. z ref l E W. ,. .' D eff' ww, Hi-Y sk, K ' f Organized this semester with the purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and the community high standards of Christian character, the Hi-Y club became a part of high school life at once. Activities included a trip by rep- resentatives to a special United Nations conference for high school students, sponsoring of a special fund for a memorial to high school students who died in action, and a banquet at the YMCA. Officers were lames Lew, presi- dent, Wally Wong, vice-president: Richard Dethlefsen, treasurerg and lack lue, secretary. Left to right: Bill Doyle, Bob Cockcroft. Max Hurley. Don Dye, lim Lew. and George Hurley. lnseis: Max Hurley and Mr. Arthur McClecm. ad- vxser. .ying .5 rf T7 V, N . 'Q E 5. 'ink X. Y .io 'Q l 1' '?44 aff,- 'Kr-'gs il M! at Athletics trammg wms IH hfe and athletics . . . 941 M M' -::,. ,mf BLUIIH W Front row: Bill Hester. Iohn Kirkland. Ted Maddock. Don Tomaso. Al Brazil. Bob Pio. Bill Christiansen. Charles Luce. Paul Mayou. lim Hippy. lack Petersen. Row two: Ralph Neminic. Bob Taylor. Roy Taylor. Calvin Brooks. Gene Freiermuth. Al Vierra. Bill Hesetar. lim Heick. Wally Wong. Iohn Wong. August Franco. Don Stewart. Row three: Neil Christiansen. Art Giorvis. Charles Moresi. Doug Severin. Max Hurley. Fred Miller. Harry Wong. Don Dye. Francis Ruso. Bob Clark, Ken Crabb. Bill Dodge. Mr. Geiser. Row four: George Hurley. Iohn Cavanah. Emmet Shugart. Bill Sambrailo. Iohn Kane. Charles Miller. Ray Marnach. lim Radich. Al Canepa. Tom Davidson. Bill Meidl. The break in CCAL team competition brought about by the war and only par- tially liited this year made necessary a new system ot athletic awards. Points cwarded tor intramural sports led to various block letters and permitted the boys to continue some torm oi athletic competition during the period oi the war emer- gency. This year, with CCAL competition resumed in basketball, track, baseball, and tennis, competition more nearly resembling that of other years was begun. Though the lack ot interschool competition showed itselt in competition that was sometimes mediocre, enthusiasm was evident, huge crowds witnessed some ot the sports, and a return to normal was indicated tor next year. President ot the Block W this year was Don Stewart. Douglas Severin was vice- president and Ray Marnach, secretary. Faculty adviser was Coach Geiser. Block W members participated in money-raising activities which paid for their Manzanita spread and put money into the athletic protective fund. 86 ' m I K . 4 .Ewa fag' 3,41 A i . C Mx , ft 'Q x f -1 5' - ' Q ' 5 K 2, p , ,X 5 if ' . -A iggv' .JAH Zi: .. .1 -Bi 'S 4. , i v 7 Yvonne Fountain and friend. lStan Howes to youl . . . Some Block W boys gang up for gossip. . . . Ross Smith took a second place in this race . . . Stan Miller, 'Cat chucl-cer. gets ready to take a reef at the ball . . . The Block W sold cokes at the track meets . . . Bill Sambrailo and friends. Bill won his race going away and is getting plenty of help across the field. X. x4 '.1 'NJ ,., '1 My ' . ' -1' 'A I r , f-QV f 1' f' - '- if A 15 x ' 4' ' T faq warg sum 3 4 M13 4. , fx.. ,e yew g ! 5. .,.5 J 111-new WWX vlLW4TS of R 52: xt? sz. S :iff y 7 15: J ., L f 32 1. Q ,5Q9,5,.15f '9's?52 , J Q ,, 'P , sy: 'G 5 ...W vs, Q PNY 1, f , . 5 'Q Mi ' , i'A 'W .,--. b T' , 'VILUUATM ' fr , Q, , ' f L i X H .4 ' J E . . vs rj' ' MBE bl? X v1LIlC47-if vaw..i, 'x 4404, fly f 1 ,, ,, rO'ff'f Of1r' U-J: I Left to right: Ken Martin, Ray Marnach. Charles Miller. Bob Womack. Don Stevinson. Ken Dcwley. Paul Bremis. Norman Martin, Ice Campos. Whcmg! But Womuclc's killer hit the net. Chuck Miller swings on one. A squad that ianored handicaps that would have SCORES daunted less hardy lads went into the CCAL tennls A 4 :w.1ff' oorrpetltion and ernerqed with one ol the best tennis records the 'Cats have had in recent years. Only Monterey aeleated 'Watsonville thgs year. Number one rnan on the sauad was CCIQTGLIT Hay Marnaoh. lvlarnach went to Santa Cruz and Captured the CCAL singles Championshrp. All and BLUEH W 'Pe 119 is G+ V Upper picture Girls Block W Front row Barbara Eldredge Frances Munoz Sadie Howes Beverly Harmer Row two Faye George Ruth Young Betty Titus Kathleen Bremls Lower pxcture Girls Athletic Assoclatxon Front row Athena Flllon Beulah Ford Barbara Eldredge Florence Lawrence Dorothy Bailey Mane Morris Yvonne Fountain Theresa Lopez Mane Sanchez Helen Rodriguez Elma McElroy Nancy Burnell Row two Miss OKeeie Faye George Ann Gregory Betty Gross Betty Lee Beverly Harmer Barbara Lelppe Thelma Green Glenna Smith Wxlma Smith Della Hmkle Mary Fxsher Row three Dorothy Lee Frances Munoz Mrss Zanetta Margaret Blohm Kathleen Bremls Sadle Howes Lee Carpenter Dolores Skocko Ieanette Peterson Helen Schalow Norma McMaster Munel Scott Anna Lew Row four Ruth Young Barbara Lake Mary Lou Bremxs Sybil Dillard Betty Titus Evelyn Bloom Vaudxne Thomas Shirley Hull Esther Hill Lois Bothwcll Membership in the Girls Athletic Association is gained by earning l25 GAA points. These are earned by turning out for teams, making class teams, and by work- ing for individual GAA points. Officers this year were Frances Munoz, presidentg Ruth Young, vice-presidentg Yvonne Fountain, secretary, Betty Titus, treasurerg and Miss O'Keefe and Miss Zanetta, faculty advisers. sl Weis., T an? 5 1 Start Upper Left: Eileen Bothwell, Ruth Young, and Sadie Howes, CCAL gals, discuss matters . . . Miss O'Keefe keeps an eye on things while Elma McElroy, Ieanette Peterson, Marie Morris, Marie Sanchez, Athena Fillon, Wilma Smith, and Beulah Ford look on . . . Kathleen Bremis and Frances Munoz seem interested . . . Beverly Harmer, Eileen Bothwell, Sadie Howes, Kathleen Bremis, Barbara Eldredge, Faye George, Ruth Young, and Frances Munoz get together . . . Sadie Howes and Miss O'Keefe pick All-Stars . . . Lois Bothwell and Barbara Eldredge have a date for tennis . . . A bit of gossip with Theresa Lopez and Glenna Smith . . . A GAF. meeting on the outside . . . Anne Gregory, Della Hinkle, Betty Lindsay, Karen Hansen, and Mary Lee Lewis take it easy at noon. ffm wff' we ,,, av- he V ,M J ww- P 1 Y, -he fx? lb wwf' lui Top Picture. Front row: Sadie Howes, Chickie Bremis, Frances Munoz, Beulah Ford. S 1 Second row: Anna Lew, Mercy Culcasi. Eva Faye George. Barbara Eldredge. Lower Picture. Front row: Nancy Taylor. Eileen Bothwell, Sadie Howes. Second row: Mercy Culcasi. Sybil Dillard. Chickie Bremis. After Hnurs from little acorns did our oak trees grow . . . 'W di-M, ip? 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